Blog Posts in Payroll

The 2019 tax season is now upon us. At the time this post was written, there were but two weeks remaining for businesses to meet their responsibilities in relation to W-2 forms, 1099 forms, etc. This is the time of year when even small mistakes with...Read more

In an era of market consolidation and specialization, it is becoming more common for companies to outsource certain functions to service providers. Indeed, that is why our company exists. Client's outsource their payroll and benefits administration...Read more

January is undoubtedly the busiest month of the year for HR and payroll departments. Dealing with employment taxes and the many forms they entail is the stuff of nightmares for busy HR workers. But the arrival of January 31 does not necessarily mean...Read more

Hiring is a normal part of business. Growth brings with it the need to hire, and there are always those occasions when hiring is a matter of replacing employees who either left on their own or were terminated. Your goal, as an employer, should be to...Read more

The practice of establishing new year’s resolutions is one of taking the opportunity of the new year to better ourselves. Losing weight and getting more exercise are two big ones for a lot of people. But did you know that New Year's resolutions are...Read more

A resurgent economy has opened the door to more hiring in 2019. As such, your company may now have the liberty to reduce the workload of current staff by bringing on additional team members. Nonetheless, you still may have some workers who end 2019...Read more

Our customized payroll solutions for the construction industry afford us plenty of opportunity to handle some of the most unusual aspects of payroll. One of them is paying by the piece. Believe it or not, piecework is actually quite common in the...Read more

Don't you just love all the predictions that start rolling out in November and December? We sure do, especially as they relate to payroll and HR. End-of-year predictions are great fodder for discussions between our staff and our clients, discussions...Read more

There has been a push across the country in recent years to increase state minimum wages. From coast-to-coast, states have been looking at pay increases that they hope will bring minimum wage earners more in line with what their higher earning...Read more

From time to time, employers receive court orders or letters from attorneys informing them of their legal obligation to garnish employee wages. Wage garnishment is a tool used to force people to make good on their debts. It can be utilized to...Read more